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The fact that everything I learned from it is still essentially useless in repairing everything wrong with me.

friedjellybeans wrote:My spirits have finally been lifted. But why the hell didn't Hisao tell her he loved her?! Not cool, man.

He did. Not that it matters much. I highly doubt those two would last regardless of the ending.

1. Kenji - Hisao's dead AND it probably put a huge dark cloud over the festival. Kenji's wasn't a good end though :lol: It is for the feminists... @Mirage: It wasn't his near-death that made her stay. It was the fact that he actually showed the slightest bit of initiative and will for once by comin...

Atario wrote:This is generically true for all multiway relationships [in cultures that are prone to possessive jealous bullshit].

Fixed that for ya. And good luck, you'll need it!

5. Lilly/Emi - Both set up for reasonably stable proceedings. Unless Emi relapses or Lilly gets roped into going to Scotland (again) further down the line, there's nothing immediately uncertain in the future. 4. Rin - These two are not a couple. They just aren't. And Rin can work with that but I can...

Fealow wrote:

For a starter, we (I mean our fellow citizen) don't get sex education at school.

This has peaked my interest. Where are you from?

Read the location. He's from the sea!

But I don't see how not getting sex ed at school would prevent experiencing any of this...

Nirayesto wrote:Japanese people do not put anything in their green teas.

I wasn't aware that all Japanese people are required by unbreakable natural forces to never put anything in their tea.

Eating a lot could just mean she's a glutton for sweets.

[words words words no boobs] On the contrary, you seem to have jumped on this idea that I'm trying to convince you of anything. You think they'd be unsettled by a lack of cliche fairy tale happy ending, I think their expectations were fucked up to start if they even expected that from KS, because K...

I'm not trying to justify it or say that you're wrong in anyway, just that other peoples opinions do exist and they are entitled to them. Literally everyone in existence already knew that, though. Congratulations on pointing out a completely obvious thing, I guess. :? If "it's not happily ever...

HarvestmanMan wrote:they will never be able to enjoy life to the fullest due to their conditions

Their conditions don't preclude full, enjoyable lives. Unless "not being deformed" or "using your hands" is a part of your definition of "full life"...

Still, if someone were to write a Hanako-Lilly pseudo-route based on Lilly's route with Hanako-route anxieties mixed in, I MIGHT just be able to stretch my suspension of disbelief enough not to immediately laugh it off, but it'd have to be written VERY well. Dammit to hell, I wish you guys would st...

Fealow wrote:Which makes it difficult to outright accept that it's all sugar and spice from then on out.

You're not supposed to accept that because the game is not telling you that. The game never tells you that, for any ending.

If Lily were to pack up and move to Scotland, she might ask Shizune and Misha to keep an eye on her, which could lead to friendship. A lonely Hanako might take to hanging out by the track just to get away from her room for awhile, where Emi might stumble across her and decide to ask why shes so sad...

TheVUP wrote:

Mute wrote:Unless you're prevented due to religious reasons, or government, or something like that, this is false.

More like a cultural barrier. For me. At least.

Does your culture forbid experiencing things?

What's there to explain? We all know there's such thing as actual friendship between females. Only lesbian relationships in various stages of denial. Or so some people'd like to think. :D Oh boy...Also, relevant . What if these confessions came during her time with Hisao? Particularly if it was fro...